Michael La Tulippe lives in Waterbury Connecticut. He is married to Michelle; together we have three amazing daughters. He has felt called into ministry for a long time. For many years he fought God and enjoyed the way of the world.

In July of ’85, Michael had a serious car accident which left him close to death. He spent the next several months in hospitals, therapy, and rehabilitation. There was a point in time when doctors said Michael might never walk. He suffered head trauma which had paralyzed his left side. His parents, church, family, and his immediate family; they never stopped praying and giving it to God during my healing process. After the ordeal. He began to turn back to my upbringing and focus more on Jesus-Christ.

After a divorce, after a period of time, Michael met Michelle. The have been married for over 23 years. She is a godly woman.

God was at work in the life of Michael. You can read the full story in his profile.

Michael started Christian Leaders Institute in 2017. He has been ordained as a deacon minister and is willing to mentor others in their ministry training journey toward ordination.

Michael Vititoe lives in Urbandale, Iowa a suburb of Des Moines. He has a loving wife, with 2 children who are their life. He is disabled from working in the towing industry for 25 yrs. He operated tractor-trailer wrecker and his primary focus was on accidents. He is a grandson of a long line of Pentecostal preachers of small country churches. He would be the first to answer the calling with a post-high school education. When he was first called to preach the gospel he got my feet wet preaching as guest speaker or evangelist. When God called him to pastor church he got scared and ran from God but God never let go, He used the mistakes of Michael choices to His glory.

He feels God is calling him to be minister to the bereaved and low income. He has a heart for those who have lost a loved one whether it be by natural death or tragedy. He wants to bring God's word into their lives to comfort and assure those affected by death. And use the death of a loved one or friend, to lead the lost to Christ.

Being a Ordained Officiant allows Michael to minister to people when they are searching for answers. He thinks people are searching for hope which we all know the only hope is that from Christ. In the time of bereavement, people are searching for a hope for themselves and the loved one that has passed. Bringing the word to these will allow him to plant the seed and harvest what I have not planted.

Natalya Snitko (Natekin) is a member of a fast-growing church in greater Seattle area City on a Hill Northshore. She is a leader of small home-group for ladies. Sheis married Andrey Natekin and they have five children.

Natalya was born in Kazakhstan in early 1980's Natalya is the oldest child of seven kids. All her brothers and sisters are Christians. her grandparents were saved when they were in their early 20th which makes her a third generation Christian. In her late 20's she had a fallout with God but has been renewed again by the Grace of God. Praise God!

Natalya was called to ministry came in my early thirty's. She is called women's ministry.

He and her husband own a business together where he is a builder and she a realtor.

Natalya started taking classes at Christian Leaders Institute. She was ordained in 2018. She is willing to encourage others on their ministry journey. She especially desires to encourage women in ministry.

Pacifico was saved on August 7, 1983. He is married to a God-given lovely wife and we have two beautiful sons.

Pacifico has served as an Elder of the church since 2009. His family is part of a church planting team.

Just recently, Pacifico has sensed the strong call to ministry He started Christian Leaders Institute in 2018 and was also ordained in 2018. He is willing and ready to assist others through the ministry training journey and ordination.

Patrick Garlock was born in southern California, the youngest of an integrated family of 10 boys. Patrick mother passed away when he was 11. He moved to Kansas. His father remarried. He died when Patrick was 12.

When Patrick was 16 years of age, his girlfriend, Stacy and he went to church. He heard the message of salvation through Jesus Christ, who died on the cross. He embraced Christ as his Savior.

Stacy and Patrick were married and had two children. As Patrick's children reached the age of college, Stacy died of Leukemia. Partick lost his wife of 22 years.

On Stacy's deathbed, Stacy encouraged Patrick to return to church. He did. He became renewed in his faith.

He started Christian Leaders Institute in 2015 and was later ordained as a Commissioned pastor. He is now the senior pastor of that very church. He married the children's director. There is so much more to this amazing story.

Patrick is willing to mentor Christian Leaders Institute students or graduates in the Kansas City or Topeka area. He will help guide them through the ordination process.